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Japanese-themed VR Drumming Game Taiko Frenzy Receives a Stunning Visual Update
VR drumming title marches to a different beat with visual update.
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February 23, 2024
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Glitchr Studio :
Bordeaux, France - February 23, 2024 - Taiko Frenzy, the engaging Japanese-themed percussion rhythm game developed by Glitchr Studio, has today received a major update titled Ōmagatoki. The Ōmagatoki update introduces significant enhancements to Taiko Frenzy, including a completely new environment, a Free Play mode, and a useful Height Calibration Tool.
Links:
NEW: Steam Page
Ōmagatoki Update Highlights:
New Environment: Immerse yourself in a stylized setting with water cascades and Kodama spirits.
Free Play Mode: Enjoy unrestricted drumming to your favorite tunes.
Variable BPM Support: Experience dynamic BPM changes within songs for a versatile drumming challenge.
Height Calibration Tool: Ensure optimal playing comfort with automatic vertical positioning.
Metronome: Improve drumming precision with metronome cues for all songs.
About The Game:
Taiko Frenzy is a percussion rhythm game set in stunning, colorful scenery. Immerse yourself in the world of Japanese folklore with original soundtracks exclusively composed for the game.
Taiko Frenzy is available on AppLab and is launching soon on Steam.
About The Developer:
Based in Bordeaux, Glitchr Studio is an indie developer team focused on creating engaging AR/VR and video game experiences. By combining expertise in entertainment, education, and marketing, they aim to deliver innovative and memorable interactive moments. Using advanced technology, Glitchr Studio crafts unique experiences that bridge the gap between virtual/augmented realities and traditional digital platforms.
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